Giant Crocus Pickwick
White and purple striped flowers invite garden visitors for a closer look. Growing 3-6" tall, the cup-shaped flowers open in early spring, before most other spring-blooming bulbs. Its striped flowers make Giant Crocus Pickwick (C. vernus) a popular choice for planting in containers, borders or edging. For the best effect, plant giant crocus in groups of a dozen or more. Giant crocus also look impressive when planted in groups of hundreds and thousands for naturalizing in the grass, woodlands, slopes and under trees. Crocus bulbs multiply rapidly, so you'll enjoy more blooms every year.
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Giant Crocus Pickwick
White and purple striped flowers invite garden visitors for a closer look. Growing 3-6" tall, the cup-shaped flowers open in early spring, before most other spring-blooming bulbs. Its striped flowers make Giant Crocus Pickwick (C. vernus) a popular choice for planting in containers, borders or edging. For the best effect, plant giant crocus in groups of a dozen or more. Giant crocus also look impressive when planted in groups of hundreds and thousands for naturalizing in the grass, woodlands, slopes and under trees. Crocus bulbs multiply rapidly, so you'll enjoy more blooms every year.
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White and purple striped flowers invite garden visitors for a closer look. Growing 3-6" tall, the cup-shaped flowers open in early spring, before most other spring-blooming bulbs. Its striped flowers make Giant Crocus Pickwick (C. vernus) a popular choice for planting in containers, borders or edging. For the best effect, plant giant crocus in groups of a dozen or more. Giant crocus also look impressive when planted in groups of hundreds and thousands for naturalizing in the grass, woodlands, slopes and under trees. Crocus bulbs multiply rapidly, so you'll enjoy more blooms every year.
